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Stick A Fork In SGX, Its Done: Intels Cloud-server Security Defeated By $30 Chip And Electrical ShenanigansVoltPillager breaks enclave confidentiality, calling rogue data-center operator promises into question Boffins at the University of Birmingham in the UK have developed yet another way to compromise the confidentiality of Intels Software... |
Texas Senator Suggests Its Too Soon To Declare Biden The Winner Because Puerto Rico Is Still Counting VotesThe Senate Republicans who have not conceded publicly that President-elect Joe Biden won the 2020 election argue that President Trump has the right to challenge the results in court, or point out that the vote totals havent been certified... |
Teen Facing Death Penalty After Being Accused Of Murdering Five Relatives Has Shown ‘no Remorse’‘He has not shown any sign of remorse. While in detention, he has not talked about his family at all,’ probation officer says |
20 Million Americans Will Get A COVID Vaccine This Year, Administration SaysThe Trump administration promised that 20 million Americans would receive a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year. |
It Just Got Harder For Immigrants: The U.S. Naturalization Test Is About To ChangeU.S. legal permanent residents who apply for citizenship through naturalization on or after Dec. 1, 2020, will face a more challenging test — in which immigrants must prove they can read, write and speak basic English, and have essential... |
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Google Patches Two New Zero‑day Flaws In ChromeThe last three weeks have seen a bumper crop of patches for zero-day bugs across software from Google, Apple and Microsoft
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Hungry For Data, ModPipe Backdoor Hits POS Software Used In Hospitality SectorBackdoor authors show deep knowledge of the targeted POS software, decrypting database passwords from Windows registry values
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Microsoft Patch Tuesday Fixes 17 Critical Flaws, Windows Zero‑dayThe second Tuesday of the month brings another fresh batch of fixes for security vulnerabilities in various Microsoft products
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Why You Should Keep Your Netflix Password To YourselfSharing is caring – except when it isn’t. Here’s why you shouldn’t share your password for online media services with other people.
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Patch Tuesday, November 2020 EditionAdobe and Microsoft each issued a bevy of updates today to plug critical security holes in their software. Microsofts release includes fixes for 112 separate flaws, including one zero-day vulnerability that is already being exploited to... |
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Efficiency Of The Vulnerability Response With VFeed IntelligenceThis paper is based on the report from Ponemon Institute “Costs and Consequences of Gaps in Vulnerability Response”. vFeed, Inc outlined the most significant outcomes and mapped them with the data...[[ This is a content summary only.... |
What’s Wrong With WebSocket APIs - Unveiling Vulnerabilities In WebSocket APIs - Mikhail EgorovWebSocket protocol is many times more efficient than HTTP. In recent years we can observe that developers tend to implement functionality in the form of WebSocket APIs instead of traditional REST APIs, that use HTTP. Modern technologies... |
What Has Data Science Got To Do With It - Thordis ThorsteinsIn this talk I want to shed some light on data science’s place within security. You can expect to learn how to see through common data science jargon that’s used in the industry, as well as to get a high level understanding of what’s... |
Well, That Escalated Quickly - A Penetration Testers Approach To Windows Privilege Escalation - Khalil BijjouCompanies engage security experts to penetrate their infrastructures and systems in order to find vulnerabilities before malicious persons do. During these penetration tests, security experts often encounter Windows endpoints or servers... |
The Turtle Gone Ninja - Investigation Of An Unusual Crypto-Mining Campaign - Ophir Harpaz And Daniel GoldbergAt first sight, Nansh0u is yet another attack campaign aiming to mine a marginal crypto-currency named TurtleCoin. However, things get much more interesting once you gain full access to the attacker’s infrastructure. Our investigation... |
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Typo 1: VulnHub CTF Walkthrough (part 2)Introduction In the previous article, Part 1 of this CTF, we were able to complete the following steps on the victim machine: Getting the target machine IP address by running the VM Getting open port details by using the Nmap tool Enumerating... |
Reactive Vs. Proactive Security: Three Benefits Of A Proactive Cybersecurity StrategyIntroduction I’ve been writing cybersecurity articles for many years, and in that time, I have only seen increasingly complex security threats. Cybercriminals take their craft seriously. They treat cybercrime as a business, looking... |
Brand Impersonation Attacks Targeting SMB OrganizationsIntroduction Building and maintaining a brand is an important part of a successful business. Having a recognized brand confers recognition, and if done well, provides a way of developing trust between customers and company. Brand trust... |
How To Use The NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework To Plan Career Progression: A Practitioners’ GuideIntroduction: An overview of the NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework In 2017, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) published Special Publication 800-181, the NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework (or NICE Framework);... |
2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report: Summary And Key Findings For Security ProfessionalsIntroduction The Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, or the Verizon Data Breach Report, is an annual report intended for information security professionals. It summarizes 3,950 confirmed data breaches and is a collection of work... |
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